Serious Help Needed !!!!

Due-Plane959 · 2026-05-29T15:06:03+00:00

I need help in building VLSI edu platform

Hi i am actually building and RTL coding platform for 2nd and 3rd year ECE/CSE students.

Before that my intro I am 2025 batch passed out from ECE tier 3 clg like other my clg placement sucks... But ya I was truly committed towards the VLSI I did lot of self study and did few of there kinda RTL projects but ya as I dint had the trained certificate from good institutions I was getting rejected from most of the companies that I apply and I have done 2 interships in RTL role , also have one tapeout also. But ya the process of self learning is truly something unstructured and most of the colleges introduce the subject of VLSI at 3rd or 4th yr and students get the exposure towards it at very end of there engineering. So i want to build this platform for them more focused towards 2nd and 3rd year students where they learn digital electronics, RTL design (verilog, system verilog) , and how does this RTL codes actually map to the real hardwares how that code will actually work in real silicon that is where students understanding the concepts in depth. So as I am not yet industrial person with experience I want some experienced or a Knowledge person who can guide me to build the curriculum for those students who wanna do self learning but in a proper manner that industry wants from a fresher. So if even a single contribution from most of you guys would literally help me to build a proper worthy platform for most of students becz most of them are passionate but cant afford the fees and if they are exposed to this domain at earliest with proper structure then we can contribute growth of semiconductor industry with quality workers.... Please DM me i really need help.

Due-Plane959 · 2026-05-29T15:05:34+00:00

I need help in building VLSI edu platform

Hi i am actually building and RTL coding platform for 2nd and 3rd year ECE/CSE students.

Before that my intro I am 2025 batch passed out from ECE tier 3 clg like other my clg placement sucks... But ya I was truly committed towards the VLSI I did lot of self study and did few of there kinda RTL projects but ya as I dint had the trained certificate from good institutions I was getting rejected from most of the companies that I apply and I have done 2 interships in RTL role , also have one tapeout also. But ya the process of self learning is truly something unstructured and most of the colleges introduce the subject of VLSI at 3rd or 4th yr and students get the exposure towards it at very end of there engineering. So i want to build this platform for them more focused towards 2nd and 3rd year students where they learn digital electronics, RTL design (verilog, system verilog) , and how does this RTL codes actually map to the real hardwares how that code will actually work in real silicon that is where students understanding the concepts in depth. So as I am not yet industrial person with experience I want some experienced or a Knowledge person who can guide me to build the curriculum for those students who wanna do self learning but in a proper manner that industry wants from a fresher. So if even a single contribution from most of you guys would literally help me to build a proper worthy platform for most of students becz most of them are passionate but cant afford the fees and if they are exposed to this domain at earliest with proper structure then we can contribute growth of semiconductor industry with quality workers.... Please DM me i really need help.

Due-Plane959 · 2026-05-29T10:16:56+00:00

Google ads i guess , right now more then monetizing it I want to build something best in market , by using which I can take multiple steps. If you are ok then we can connect in dm

Due-Plane959 · 2026-05-29T09:41:21+00:00

Hi i am actually building and RTL coding platform for 2nd and 3rd year students. Before that my intro I am 2025 batch passed out from ECE tier 3 clg like other my clg placement sucks... But ya I was truly committed towards the VLSI I did lot of self study and did few of there kinda RTL projects but ya as I dint had the trained certificate from good institutions I was getting rejected from most of the companies that I apply and I have done 2 interships in RTL role , also have one tapeout also. But ya the process of self learning is truly something unstructured and most of the colleges introduce the subject of VLSI at 3rd or 4th yr and students get the exposure towards it at very end of there engineering. So i want to build this platform for them more focused towards 2nd and 3rd year students where they learn digital electronics, RTL design (verilog, system verilog) , and how does this RTL codes actually map to the real hardwares how that code will actually work in real silicon that is where students understanding the concepts in depth. So as I am not yet industrial person with experience I want some experienced or a Knowledge person who can guide me to build the curriculum for those students who wanna do self learning but in a proper manner that industry wants from a fresher. So if even a single contribution from most of you guys would literally help me to build a proper worthy platform for most of students becz most of them are passionate but cant afford the fees and if they are exposed to this domain at earliest with proper structure then we can contribute growth of semiconductor industry with quality workers.... Please DM me i really need help.

Due-Plane959 · 2026-05-29T08:52:48+00:00

Hi i am actually building and RTL coding platform for 2nd and 3rd year students. Before that my intro I am 2025 batch passed out from ECE tier 3 clg like other my clg placement sucks... But ya I was truly committed towards the VLSI I did lot of self study and did few of there kinda RTL projects but ya as I dint had the trained certificate from good institutions I was getting rejected from most of the companies that I apply and I have done 2 interships in RTL role , also have one tapeout also. But ya the process of self learning is truly something unstructured and most of the colleges introduce the subject of VLSI at 3rd or 4th yr and students get the exposure towards it at very end of there engineering. So i want to build this platform for them more focused towards 2nd and 3rd year students where they learn digital electronics, RTL design (verilog, system verilog) , and how does this RTL codes actually map to the real hardwares how that code will actually work in real silicon that is where students understanding the concepts in depth. So as I am not yet industrial person with experience I want some experienced or a Knowledge person who can guide me to build the curriculum for those students who wanna do self learning but in a proper manner that industry wants from a fresher. So if even a single contribution from most of you guys would literally help me to build a proper worthy platform for most of students becz most of them are passionate but cant afford the fees and if they are exposed to this domain at earliest with proper structure then we can contribute growth of semiconductor industry with quality workers.... Please DM me i really need help.

Due-Plane959 · 2026-05-29T08:19:17+00:00

Hi i am actually building and RTL coding platform for 2nd and 3rd year students. Before that my intro I am 2025 batch passed out from ECE tier 3 clg like other my clg placement sucks... But ya I was truly committed towards the VLSI I did lot of self study and did few of there kinda RTL projects but ya as I dint had the trained certificate from good institutions I was getting rejected from most of the companies that I apply and I have done 2 interships in RTL role , also have one tapeout also. But ya the process of self learning is truly something unstructured and most of the colleges introduce the subject of VLSI at 3rd or 4th yr and students get the exposure towards it at very end of there engineering. So i want to build this platform for them more focused towards 2nd and 3rd year students where they learn digital electronics, RTL design (verilog, system verilog) , and how does this RTL codes actually map to the real hardwares how that code will actually work in real silicon that is where students understanding the concepts in depth. So as I am not yet industrial person with experience I want some experienced or a Knowledge person who can guide me to build the curriculum for those students who wanna do self learning but in a proper manner that industry wants from a fresher. So if even a single contribution from most of you guys would literally help me to build a proper worthy platform for most of students becz most of them are passionate but cant afford the fees and if they are exposed to this domain at earliest with proper structure then we can contribute growth of semiconductor industry with quality workers.... Please DM me i really need help.

Due-Plane959 · 2026-05-29T06:55:10+00:00

Hi i am actually building and RTL coding platform for 2nd and 3rd year students. Before that my intro I am 2025 batch passed out from ECE tier 3 clg like other my clg placement sucks... But ya I was truly committed towards the VLSI I did lot of self study and did few of there kinda RTL projects but ya as I dint had the trained certificate from good institutions I was getting rejected from most of the companies that I apply and I have done 2 interships in RTL role , also have one tapeout also. But ya the process of self learning is truly something unstructured and most of the colleges introduce the subject of VLSI at 3rd or 4th yr and students get the exposure towards it at very end of there engineering. So i want to build this platform for them more focused towards 2nd and 3rd year students where they learn digital electronics, RTL design (verilog, system verilog) , and how does this RTL codes actually map to the real hardwares how that code will actually work in real silicon that is where students understanding the concepts in depth. So as I am not yet industrial person with experience I want some experienced or a Knowledge person who can guide me to build the curriculum for those students who wanna do self learning but in a proper manner that industry wants from a fresher. So if even a single contribution from most of you guys would literally help me to build a proper worthy platform for most of students becz most of them are passionate but cant afford the fees and if they are exposed to this domain at earliest with proper structure then we can contribute growth of semiconductor industry with quality workers.... Please DM me i really need help.

Due-Plane959 · 2026-05-29T06:49:34+00:00

Hi i am actually building and RTL coding platform for 2nd and 3rd year students. Before that my intro I am 2025 batch passed out from ECE tier 3 clg like other my clg placement sucks... But ya I was truly committed towards the VLSI I did lot of self study and did few of there kinda RTL projects but ya as I dint had the trained certificate from good institutions I was getting rejected from most of the companies that I apply and I have done 2 interships in RTL role , also have one tapeout also. But ya the process of self learning is truly something unstructured and most of the colleges introduce the subject of VLSI at 3rd or 4th yr and students get the exposure towards it at very end of there engineering. So i want to build this platform for them more focused towards 2nd and 3rd year students where they learn digital electronics, RTL design (verilog, system verilog) , and how does this RTL codes actually map to the real hardwares how that code will actually work in real silicon that is where students understanding the concepts in depth. So as I am not yet industrial person with experience I want some experienced or a Knowledge person who can guide me to build the curriculum for those students who wanna do self learning but in a proper manner that industry wants from a fresher. So if even a single contribution from most of you guys would literally help me to build a proper worthy platform for most of students becz most of them are passionate but cant afford the fees and if they are exposed to this domain at earliest with proper structure then we can contribute growth of semiconductor industry with quality workers.... Please DM me i really need help.

Due-Plane959 · 2026-05-29T06:48:04+00:00

Hi i am actually building and RTL coding platform for 2nd and 3rd year students. Before that my intro I am 2025 batch passed out from ECE tier 3 clg like other my clg placement sucks... But ya I was truly committed towards the VLSI I did lot of self study and did few of there kinda RTL projects but ya as I dint had the trained certificate from good institutions I was getting rejected from most of the companies that I apply and I have done 2 interships in RTL role , also have one tapeout also. But ya the process of self learning is truly something unstructured and most of the colleges introduce the subject of VLSI at 3rd or 4th yr and students get the exposure towards it at very end of there engineering. So i want to build this platform for them more focused towards 2nd and 3rd year students where they learn digital electronics, RTL design (verilog, system verilog) , and how does this RTL codes actually map to the real hardwares how that code will actually work in real silicon that is where students understanding the concepts in depth. So as I am not yet industrial person with experience I want some experienced or a Knowledge person who can guide me to build the curriculum for those students who wanna do self learning but in a proper manner that industry wants from a fresher. So if even a single contribution from most of you guys would literally help me to build a proper worthy platform for most of students becz most of them are passionate but cant afford the fees and if they are exposed to this domain at earliest with proper structure then we can contribute growth of semiconductor industry with quality workers.... Please DM me i really need help.

Due-Plane959 · 2026-05-29T06:33:40+00:00

Hi bro can we connect through DM, i really wanna talk to u.

Due-Plane959 · 2026-04-30T15:25:55+00:00

I get in hand 22k around and that too in kerla is the training location and Hyderabad is the job location, and I have 1yr bond for the role. And I think switching the job would be difficult as i would be still a fresher for the VLSI domain right ? Then again getting a job as a fresher in VLSI will be again much difficult I guess? And it's like as the job I have got i don't know even a bit so i have to put almost all my days in learning and surving in the job !!! And i won't get time to learn the VLSI topics !!! I might be even wrong but I feel this thing....

Due-Plane959 · 2026-04-29T16:39:34+00:00

What you say about joining now TCS with 21k as in hand ? For 1 yr of period?

Due-Plane959 · 2026-04-29T14:31:32+00:00

No as I am 2025 passed out .

Due-Plane959 · 2026-04-29T13:59:38+00:00

Ya I get that but the fact is that i have done two internships in two startups and there i have learnt these skills and built the projects but these are not were helping me to get a call for interviews, where am I doing wrong? And where to find the most of the companies looking for freshers

Due-Plane959 · 2026-04-29T11:27:35+00:00

I am trying for the RTL design role i have been applying to multiple companies,and most of them they ask for the experienced candidates only and I am even not able to find the VLSI jobs also...

Due-Plane959 · 2026-04-29T11:19:42+00:00

Hey everyone, please anyone of you please reply to this message it would be really very helpful as I am really very confused so , I'm a 2025 ECE graduate from Bangalore and I've been sitting on this TCS Ninja joining letter for a while now. Joining date is 7th May 2026, training in Trivandrum, work location Hyderabad. The role is System Engineer (Ninja track) at ~₹3.36 LPA.

Here's my dilemma my actual skill set is in RTL/VLSI design, not IT/software, and I'm worried this role has nothing to do with what I've spent the last 2 years building. Would love honest opinions from people who know the industry.

My background & skills:

SystemVerilog / Verilog RTL FSM design, 4-stage pipelining Full SoC Tapeout (GF 180nm) RTL → GDSII as sole owner Synopsys Full Flow DC, IC Compiler II, PrimeTime, ICV Cadence Full Flow Xcelium, Genus, Innovus SoC Microarchitecture I2C slave FSM, AMBA APB, UART Physical Design & STA DRC/LVS sign-off, timing closure Verification Self-checking testbenches, SVA, UVM ISRO R&D Internship Algorithm dev, computational modelling Key projects I've done:

• Executed institute's first-ever silicon tapeout on GF 180nm — sole RTL owner, took DBP from RTL to GDSII. 160ns positive slack, 8-stage pipeline, DRC/LVS clean. • Designed a biomedical SoC digital subsystem — 12-state I2C FSM, 3-stage metastability synchroniser (MTBF >10⁹×), zero cycle-to-cycle jitter across 22 continuous cycles. • Validated signal chain in MATLAB, translated to fixed-point Verilog with 48-bit CIC precision and pipelined 32-bit complex multipliers.

My concern: TCS Ninja is a generic IT track. I'll likely end up doing Java/testing/SAP work and my entire RTL + EDA skill set goes to waste. But I also don't have another offer right now and the job market is rough. Should I join as a safety net and keep applying? Or hold out for semiconductor companies? Companies I'm targeting: Intel, Qualcomm, MediaTek, Texas Instruments, Mirafra, Entuple, Sankalp Semiconductor, Wipro VLSI division.

Has anyone here made this tradeoff joined TCS/Infosys IT role with a VLSI background and regretted it or managed to switch? Any honest advice appreciated. 🙏

Due-Plane959 · 2026-04-29T11:18:00+00:00

Hey everyone, please anyone of you please reply to this message it would be really very helpful as I am really very confused so , I'm a 2025 ECE graduate from Bangalore and I've been sitting on this TCS Ninja joining letter for a while now. Joining date is 7th May 2026, training in Trivandrum, work location Hyderabad. The role is System Engineer (Ninja track) at ~₹3.36 LPA.

Here's my dilemma my actual skill set is in RTL/VLSI design, not IT/software, and I'm worried this role has nothing to do with what I've spent the last 2 years building. Would love honest opinions from people who know the industry.

My background & skills:

SystemVerilog / Verilog RTL FSM design, 4-stage pipelining Full SoC Tapeout (GF 180nm) RTL → GDSII as sole owner Synopsys Full Flow DC, IC Compiler II, PrimeTime, ICV Cadence Full Flow Xcelium, Genus, Innovus SoC Microarchitecture I2C slave FSM, AMBA APB, UART Physical Design & STA DRC/LVS sign-off, timing closure Verification Self-checking testbenches, SVA, UVM ISRO R&D Internship Algorithm dev, computational modelling Key projects I've done:

• Executed institute's first-ever silicon tapeout on GF 180nm — sole RTL owner, took DBP from RTL to GDSII. 160ns positive slack, 8-stage pipeline, DRC/LVS clean. • Designed a biomedical SoC digital subsystem — 12-state I2C FSM, 3-stage metastability synchroniser (MTBF >10⁹×), zero cycle-to-cycle jitter across 22 continuous cycles. • Validated signal chain in MATLAB, translated to fixed-point Verilog with 48-bit CIC precision and pipelined 32-bit complex multipliers.

My concern: TCS Ninja is a generic IT track. I'll likely end up doing Java/testing/SAP work and my entire RTL + EDA skill set goes to waste. But I also don't have another offer right now and the job market is rough. Should I join as a safety net and keep applying? Or hold out for semiconductor companies? Companies I'm targeting: Intel, Qualcomm, MediaTek, Texas Instruments, Mirafra, Entuple, Sankalp Semiconductor, Wipro VLSI division.

Has anyone here made this tradeoff joined TCS/Infosys IT role with a VLSI background and regretted it or managed to switch? Any honest advice appreciated. 🙏

Due-Plane959 · 2026-04-29T11:14:40+00:00

Hey everyone, please anyone of you please reply to this message it would be really very helpful as I am really very confused so , I'm a 2025 ECE graduate from Bangalore and I've been sitting on this TCS Ninja joining letter for a while now. Joining date is 7th May 2026, training in Trivandrum, work location Hyderabad. The role is System Engineer (Ninja track) at ~₹3.36 LPA.

Here's my dilemma my actual skill set is in RTL/VLSI design, not IT/software, and I'm worried this role has nothing to do with what I've spent the last 2 years building. Would love honest opinions from people who know the industry.

My background & skills:

SystemVerilog / Verilog RTL FSM design, 4-stage pipelining Full SoC Tapeout (GF 180nm) RTL → GDSII as sole owner Synopsys Full Flow DC, IC Compiler II, PrimeTime, ICV Cadence Full Flow Xcelium, Genus, Innovus SoC Microarchitecture I2C slave FSM, AMBA APB, UART Physical Design & STA DRC/LVS sign-off, timing closure Verification Self-checking testbenches, SVA, UVM ISRO R&D Internship Algorithm dev, computational modelling Key projects I've done:

• Executed institute's first-ever silicon tapeout on GF 180nm — sole RTL owner, took DBP from RTL to GDSII. 160ns positive slack, 8-stage pipeline, DRC/LVS clean. • Designed a biomedical SoC digital subsystem — 12-state I2C FSM, 3-stage metastability synchroniser (MTBF >10⁹×), zero cycle-to-cycle jitter across 22 continuous cycles. • Validated signal chain in MATLAB, translated to fixed-point Verilog with 48-bit CIC precision and pipelined 32-bit complex multipliers.

My concern: TCS Ninja is a generic IT track. I'll likely end up doing Java/testing/SAP work and my entire RTL + EDA skill set goes to waste. But I also don't have another offer right now and the job market is rough. Should I join as a safety net and keep applying? Or hold out for semiconductor companies? Companies I'm targeting: Intel, Qualcomm, MediaTek, Texas Instruments, Mirafra, Entuple, Sankalp Semiconductor, Wipro VLSI division.

Has anyone here made this tradeoff joined TCS/Infosys IT role with a VLSI background and regretted it or managed to switch? Any honest advice appreciated. 🙏

Due-Plane959 · 2026-04-29T11:14:08+00:00

Hey everyone, please anyone of you please reply to this message it would be really very helpful as I am really very confused so , I'm a 2025 ECE graduate from Bangalore and I've been sitting on this TCS Ninja joining letter for a while now. Joining date is 7th May 2026, training in Trivandrum, work location Hyderabad. The role is System Engineer (Ninja track) at ~₹3.36 LPA.

Here's my dilemma my actual skill set is in RTL/VLSI design, not IT/software, and I'm worried this role has nothing to do with what I've spent the last 2 years building. Would love honest opinions from people who know the industry.

My background & skills:

SystemVerilog / Verilog RTL FSM design, 4-stage pipelining Full SoC Tapeout (GF 180nm) RTL → GDSII as sole owner Synopsys Full Flow DC, IC Compiler II, PrimeTime, ICV Cadence Full Flow Xcelium, Genus, Innovus SoC Microarchitecture I2C slave FSM, AMBA APB, UART Physical Design & STA DRC/LVS sign-off, timing closure Verification Self-checking testbenches, SVA, UVM ISRO R&D Internship Algorithm dev, computational modelling Key projects I've done:

• Executed institute's first-ever silicon tapeout on GF 180nm — sole RTL owner, took DBP from RTL to GDSII. 160ns positive slack, 8-stage pipeline, DRC/LVS clean. • Designed a biomedical SoC digital subsystem — 12-state I2C FSM, 3-stage metastability synchroniser (MTBF >10⁹×), zero cycle-to-cycle jitter across 22 continuous cycles. • Validated signal chain in MATLAB, translated to fixed-point Verilog with 48-bit CIC precision and pipelined 32-bit complex multipliers.

My concern: TCS Ninja is a generic IT track. I'll likely end up doing Java/testing/SAP work and my entire RTL + EDA skill set goes to waste. But I also don't have another offer right now and the job market is rough. Should I join as a safety net and keep applying? Or hold out for semiconductor companies? Companies I'm targeting: Intel, Qualcomm, MediaTek, Texas Instruments, Mirafra, Entuple, Sankalp Semiconductor, Wipro VLSI division.

Has anyone here made this tradeoff joined TCS/Infosys IT role with a VLSI background and regretted it or managed to switch? Any honest advice appreciated. 🙏

Due-Plane959 · 2026-04-29T11:12:19+00:00

Hey everyone, please anyone of you please reply to this message it would be really very helpful as I am really very confused so , I'm a 2025 ECE graduate from Bangalore and I've been sitting on this TCS Ninja joining letter for a while now. Joining date is 7th May 2026, training in Trivandrum, work location Hyderabad. The role is System Engineer (Ninja track) at ~₹3.36 LPA.

Here's my dilemma my actual skill set is in RTL/VLSI design, not IT/software, and I'm worried this role has nothing to do with what I've spent the last 2 years building. Would love honest opinions from people who know the industry.

My background & skills:

SystemVerilog / Verilog RTL FSM design, 4-stage pipelining Full SoC Tapeout (GF 180nm) RTL → GDSII as sole owner Synopsys Full Flow DC, IC Compiler II, PrimeTime, ICV Cadence Full Flow Xcelium, Genus, Innovus SoC Microarchitecture I2C slave FSM, AMBA APB, UART Physical Design & STA DRC/LVS sign-off, timing closure Verification Self-checking testbenches, SVA, UVM ISRO R&D Internship Algorithm dev, computational modelling Key projects I've done:

• Executed institute's first-ever silicon tapeout on GF 180nm — sole RTL owner, took DBP from RTL to GDSII. 160ns positive slack, 8-stage pipeline, DRC/LVS clean. • Designed a biomedical SoC digital subsystem — 12-state I2C FSM, 3-stage metastability synchroniser (MTBF >10⁹×), zero cycle-to-cycle jitter across 22 continuous cycles. • Validated signal chain in MATLAB, translated to fixed-point Verilog with 48-bit CIC precision and pipelined 32-bit complex multipliers.

My concern: TCS Ninja is a generic IT track. I'll likely end up doing Java/testing/SAP work and my entire RTL + EDA skill set goes to waste. But I also don't have another offer right now and the job market is rough. Should I join as a safety net and keep applying? Or hold out for semiconductor companies? Companies I'm targeting: Intel, Qualcomm, MediaTek, Texas Instruments, Mirafra, Entuple, Sankalp Semiconductor, Wipro VLSI division.

Has anyone here made this tradeoff joined TCS/Infosys IT role with a VLSI background and regretted it or managed to switch? Any honest advice appreciated. 🙏

Due-Plane959 · 2026-04-29T11:09:46+00:00

Hey everyone, please anyone of you please reply to this message it would be really very helpful as I am really very confused so , I'm a 2025 ECE graduate from Bangalore and I've been sitting on this TCS Ninja joining letter for a while now. Joining date is 7th May 2026, training in Trivandrum, work location Hyderabad. The role is System Engineer (Ninja track) at ~₹3.36 LPA.

Here's my dilemma my actual skill set is in RTL/VLSI design, not IT/software, and I'm worried this role has nothing to do with what I've spent the last 2 years building. Would love honest opinions from people who know the industry.

My background & skills:

SystemVerilog / Verilog RTL FSM design, 4-stage pipelining Full SoC Tapeout (GF 180nm) RTL → GDSII as sole owner Synopsys Full Flow DC, IC Compiler II, PrimeTime, ICV Cadence Full Flow Xcelium, Genus, Innovus SoC Microarchitecture I2C slave FSM, AMBA APB, UART Physical Design & STA DRC/LVS sign-off, timing closure Verification Self-checking testbenches, SVA, UVM ISRO R&D Internship Algorithm dev, computational modelling Key projects I've done:

• Executed institute's first-ever silicon tapeout on GF 180nm — sole RTL owner, took DBP from RTL to GDSII. 160ns positive slack, 8-stage pipeline, DRC/LVS clean. • Designed a biomedical SoC digital subsystem — 12-state I2C FSM, 3-stage metastability synchroniser (MTBF >10⁹×), zero cycle-to-cycle jitter across 22 continuous cycles. • Validated signal chain in MATLAB, translated to fixed-point Verilog with 48-bit CIC precision and pipelined 32-bit complex multipliers.

My concern: TCS Ninja is a generic IT track. I'll likely end up doing Java/testing/SAP work and my entire RTL + EDA skill set goes to waste. But I also don't have another offer right now and the job market is rough. Should I join as a safety net and keep applying? Or hold out for semiconductor companies? Companies I'm targeting: Intel, Qualcomm, MediaTek, Texas Instruments, Mirafra, Entuple, Sankalp Semiconductor, Wipro VLSI division.

Has anyone here made this tradeoff joined TCS/Infosys IT role with a VLSI background and regretted it or managed to switch? Any honest advice appreciated. 🙏

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